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I have a somewhat mobile responsive header, but there are some dropdown menus that I would like to keep flush to the edge of the header element regardless of changes in viewport size as the header adjusts.

I tried putting those dropdowns in their own element such as a div or section and adding all the same css from the individual selectors, but I did not make progress there.

Spring provides information about the environment at the env-endpoint. I would like to simplify the output, which looks something like this:

I'm super excited about the new geo query feature available in Firebase. I'm trying out the 'GeoFire/Utils' pod recently made available. I set up a test iOS app and here is the repo. I left the rules open if anyone wants to clone and try. My Firestore document looks like this.

I'd like to create firebase collections with records that flexibly reference one another. More specifically, I'd like documents to be able to reference multiple documents across collections.

Here is made up example:

1. There is collection of people with various fields that properties stored in a document(e.g. {name: Mary, gender: Female, age: 23}, {name: Jim, gender: Male, age: 27}, etc).

2)There is a second collection music clubs that store properties various fields (e.g. {name: Jazz Club, address: 27 oak lane, number of members: 23}, {name: Death Metal, address: 112 ruby road, number of members: 52} ).

I want to link people to the clubs. E.g. Mary is in both Jazz and Metal. Jim is only a member of Jazz.

How would people suggest I connect to the people to the clubs? The two ways I can think of is to store list in either the people or club documents. So the "Mary" document would contains a list of (club) firebase document references to the clubs she is a member (Jazz and Metal). OR, clubs would have a list of firebase document references of all their members. So the Jazz Club document would have a list of firebase document references to Mary and Jim.

My understanding is firebase doesn't work well with lists. So how would one solve this?

Thanks

I am trying to create an if conditional based on what city a user selects off the dropdown menu. It has presented itself a challenge because it's bulmas CSS dropdown which does not use and but all

I am new to R and working on baseball data from retrosheet. I am trying to download multiple files from my directory. For example, this ll object contains two names of TXT file "GL2001.TXT" and "GL2002.TXT". This is the script. This worked on my console.

I am trying to making a python autogenerated Email app but there is a problem when running the code the traceback error shows up but I did write the code as my mentor write it down. This is the code that I used:

This is my first GUI so any advice is good advice here but mainly I'm just trying to work out why my errorLabel wont show up. I've tried setVisible, setOpaque, having the location set manually and finally (as you can see below) just making it its own panel to sit on and it still won't show up on button press.

Any ideas?